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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
HIRAM.


Dled-ln Hiram. March 9Th, MI. Slla'
Hale. ag-d O. years and day. lie was
native of Limerick. lie cane IN Hiram Ia
1854 lie was q sklllfal blacksmith, and
worthy and honorci citizen. lie vas
member OF the Congregational Church. Or
Tuesday bis remains were taken IN Far
sonsh-ld Tor interment among bis kindr~i.
lie leaves . widow but no other realve'
10 Hiram.
Mr.. lydia Cotton died In Hiram March
8. aged ~ years. She wss ~ three or ioui
dayr. and sank away sadienly-probsb'J
% paralysis She was an Industrious and
exemplary lady. She w.s The oldest o
seven children ofihe late william and Han
nah Cotton.
Dlsd-Iu Hiram. Feb'y ?. OF lung fever
Grade. daughter ~ Ofihnih Tauflow
aged . months AMI days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
STATE PIcK-UPs.

Bangor has had successful winter earn
ival.
State Asssyer. 8. X. IIllchlngs died at
Cumberland, last week.
senator and Mrs. Frye sailed on Situr'
day for Liverpool They will return In
August.
A slight DIRE was discovered In the Lew
lstou Gazette ofiice, Saturday evening, otn
Inst. IL was soon extingulshed, bdt with
q damage 10 material estlmated NJ 5000.
Ezra T. J. Wilton. late psymsster OF
the Kuickerbocker Ice Company, at booth
bay, Was lately arrested In Newton, Mass.
on charge OF emberrllng $500 from the
company.
The bubble OF the cooperative colony 81
sinaloa, Mexico. has exploded, and Rev.
w. Y. Eaton writes home that II has
proved the glsa, swindle OF the sge.
Everybody expected this bat did not e.
peci IL 90 soon.
Rockisnd Is having an epidemic OF In
cendlary fires. Some twenty have been
| started siuce last Jaly. within radius o!
half mile. The efficient Ore department
has thus FAR prevented any serious cotn v
grafton, but there IL considerable fear in
that part OF the city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
MASON.

n the almanac II TO be depended on,
10 last thirteen days more spring viii be
rin. Who will not welcome is sivsnH-
Winter has rcigned supreme Tor The last
three months.
some % DOR sick people are much better.
u \ Mills was oai 10 town meeting. bal
De l. looking very feeble.
Miss Lime Low Joy i much oui OF
health. She has bronchial trouble that
dos DOT WELD 20 medicine.
&C Mills was badly hurt last Monday
-kickcd by horse Had not l.. + Mains
been present io assist bin he must have
been Killed. lie was carried home sni
doctor summoned. and was ~ comfortable
yesterday ~ couh BE- possible under the
olrcumsiAnce.. lie hsi three ribs broken
and the doctor feared internal lrlafies be-
siir-.
Busine.s a. = siAnis,ll; snow too deep
Tor numbering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
UITON

There have been two colder mornings
during he winter than Saturday March
5th.
Fred Goodwin and Fred Douglass are on
he slck list
Carrie Abbott has returned from Errol.
Y q Lane was In town Tuesday.
Joseph Ellingvoci cot hls ankle quite
badly ART len The wood. for few days.
Mrs John I. Bragg bad partial shock
saturday night She l. able 10 be Aroani
The house bot can SO no work
severe colds are prevailing
Joseph PeAslee l. quite feeble.
Mr. Lawrence Il In town. lie reports
eighteen inches % snow In Portland Sen
day, while W had ouly about six.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
NORTH PRYIBuRu.

Democrats and Magwumps elected ever,
ofiicer a. our town meeting except the IA
pervi-or OF Schools. II. walker Mckeen
who IL . s,raish, Republican. beiog elected
over Rev. o. Y. Alyofd, who vss the Mug
wump candidate.
The child OF the late Mrs. Pickering. who
died recently. was called 10 lts mother In
few days. Mr.. Pickering has our heartfelt
sympathy In these days OF sorrowing.
The entertainment Al The chapel last
Thursday evening was q great success
the house being crowded, although the
evening WAS very stormy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

uarrcpl.ar Postmaster arr Town Ciefk
Fss e'sc-el-or fc-eiecisi-oy q uuanlm-
Ils vote
Frank Pachrf rfc;tf q wourt upon
.ts arkle bour Whlic eating wooi. snd i
obliged to 40 uquu crliclts. Car rack
iri = tolux Bis chores.
lac Fuller has received ais ctri'lcaie Tor
state ptusiou of 81 m1utl. lac has
'ogghi q thrce-yetr-o.i colt or NiillAm
Wood.
ST.. Wool j. moving 20 Craig's Mnls
RON ths ~ Shss farm.
Iti-ssIf thst wilusm Record i % Rove
lpou TIE Slaw farm.
Toe cost 90 Maintaining our town farm
vita - Gee pluprrs qroFokfs conslief-
abe discussion Nerauls nrcoster stys,
nthe year lsfl. when b. was one " The
n1n.cIpai ori srs. that lie farm Dot Only
nauts.nsd lt. psupers All paid ne salary
. The ovsr.esr. haf trrnct in a balance 20
the treasury ~ SO above al expeusss -
This l. a. era of lnw prices, shoiid 10 not
bel an ers 90 cheap uviugf
Caurr =. Billy Shas's he other day, l
found ABti Irish there sith = ION force ~
Eorkmsn psckirg spp'ss. Mr Shaw esti-
MATED that BE- saouit have $50 barrels Of
No. ! sppls-.
IA.o sas Hsrry futile with = tardsome
yesrlrg coils. which De- had hsrusssed inio
asi,igh f1r the dr.i tine.
VA Gerf.sh hss Allied six shoats weigh
.ng from no % three hundred Us. They
were sngsg,d 10 the city a. - 4 cents pr
polrt
some cCmp'sin % winter fruit soi keep
irg vel have Kept ny cellar - cold a.
Possible Wlfh safety and yentils.ei 10 every
dsY Ny truth has kept vel.
lncie Dkniel says thsti " Professions
are tle shallow and practice the Substance.
Some 90 The residents % Toe VI 'antsin
District think thsy were handled without
glov.s- ~ Paris correspondent Of TIE
dlrfrfssr.
lssrn thst one huatred and seventy
I've acres % swe-, com have been SUD
scrioed fax the wlnsios Packing estao-
hshmeut.
Lenuis Msnili l. hostier a. The hotel
lately heard an smaslax story or
husnzud Who parchased . supply OF hone
opathic pills q relieve his wife OF sick
hsaische; fss days later their little girl
discovered them and took them al Al one
dose. Who says that the hotieopathic
system Il not safer than The llofsthie'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
FAST BRowNPIgLD.

This Thur-iay noruing The snow Il
falling A. N winter wNs Iast beginning.
TUESDAY morning 2. q. Wentworth va.
thrown from hls carriage near The station
and received an irlary In The back.
TIE o'clock evening train nom The
mountAlns Cue Tuesday eveulug passed th'
station wednesday morning. about i've
O'Clock
NJ Jouaihsn Lltilsnsld l. very feeble,
COZ d lsd 90 the house.
Mr. MaflDa Wentworth has closed bet
school In Denmark. and = Al hsr fsiasr's
10 GNchr'rs health l. somewhat I'm
proved sui h. - ale - practice some
NJ. q q Ntnsf- rs l. visiuug Al bel
former home III Providence. X. I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
FAST SUMNER.

Sumner Is 20 try road machine, by vote
% the town. The town also voted that
hereafter the town oiileers' reports shall
be printed.
The snow IL awful deep aud the roads
are becoming difficult 10 travel on.
For the last two weeks II has been
hard time FOR the railroad trains, yet The
Rumfori Falls and Buek1sld has made u
daily trips.
E.si sumner now has two daily malls
each way. Portland morning papers now
arrive A. iO45AM The DKMoCisAr now
arrives nearly six hours earlier.
oar sffi.ient Postmaster, w. II. East
nan, has issued printed mail regulations,
rates OF postage. etc, Tor patrons OF tie
ofilee. lie has most convenient ufiiee Tor
hl. mall and money order and seed de-
psrtments. and Il busy attending 10 The
calls made upon him. sLocUM'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
nIXFIFLn

Mrs. 7. W. Torrvy died Friday, Mifei
4 aNrr very short Illness.
Mr william Kitier i hoae from Al
rustA
nr Sturifvkni removed portion OF
Charles Ncwton's hlgcr this week
The people of this place are much
pleased ~ he prospect o. having . corn
fsc'ofy hgi't here ms season by Buruham
G VI i-riu Ta's COMPANY ssii they would
bald factory n they oouli get 80 seres
% sweet corn subscribed. They have
MORE than hat uoS on The books, and
msny more are auxiols N subscribe.
A gsntismsn In iAis town predicts thai
tie Zee will - uut on he next noon I'M
ios- ~ will see high water 90 The Antro'
.rl..-n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
LOWELL.

John Charles has returned 10 his home
in tnls town, having received his discharge
nom the regular army.
Rev. J. w. Webster has gone 10 ber-
wick TO attend the Christian Conference.
ID. NJ. Andrews and wife have gone on
visit 10 friends In Albany.
The newly-eleeted town officers are All
Republicans. A. b. Hartman collects the
taxes for IL mills on the dollar. Voted 10
buy q rosd machine and Oxen 10 work IL.
Voted 5000 for schools $500 In money
for Highways, $500 fof town expenses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
IOCKES MILLS.

JF. Libby. who has been teaching the
High School q, Gorhsm. N. H., IL 81 home
on Q vacation.
l. N. Bean, Who has been sick with .
bad cold, II out again.
Qalte Q number Of our young people
attended the Dedication Ball ct West
Paris.
We hear that the Tsbbsts Mrg Com
pany propose TO run their saw MIL DAY
and night, which will give employment 70
about i've more men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
Fast prrurI.

Again the roads are driftsd full and The
snow stlll continues To ny.
George Wise. the marble cater RON
Paris, visited friends In this place. liz
did not ''tlp over" bat once on Ills Journey
here.
A. NJ. Bean AMI y. Klch started on theft
trip out ws., March 9th, they expect 10
return the first OF May with . carload OF
ponies.
Miss Helen Bartlett and her mother have
obtained q rent OF Galen Blake, and are
now keeping house. Miss Bartlett IL q
nrst.eiass drcss-maker, and ready 10 work
for all.
Charles G. Kimbsll and James NJ. Bart
lett, who have been Al work for Hastings
& Co, OF Gilesd, have returned 10 their
homes.
A. A. Bean has returned from Mass.
Miss oanie Holt Is visiting rcls,ives at
Bethel Hill
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WEST pFTuRI

Hiram uiggias disturbed the peace OF
our usually Caiet neighoorhood Al midnight
on Monday. by poaudlng on houses, shak.
ing doors and shouting Tor aimlttsnce.
Ne was taken In by l. ID. Grover. and KEEP,
until morning. lie should Be sent 20 The
asylum Tor the Insane. OF 20 The town
where he belongs. AMI II i The dniy OF The
Selsctmsn 10 attend % thls matter. Tor
Bethel has already paid enough for bis
support
Mss Ficra J Wheeler came home nom
G0rham. y. n. on Saturday.
A W. Grover AMI X. n. shaw loaded a
car with potatoes "Wednesday.
Chariss Green OF Mechanic Falls WAS In
town last week. on his way home nom
y A.
March continues stormy thus far.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

u.rf-At hfr residence To- hlcla.h,
v,rth i0.h. Mr. E.'hef Malcolm, sgyf 20
vr.rs : mouths ani lays. Sae va . nA-
urs 60 Csrtiner. snd her ms.isu nsme
"a Potter. 10 isis she married the lste
k,snsou briggs 90 Paris. lie died In Isl.
az fo1r YEAR, .Aier he married samuel
MALCOLM 20 Lrctf.'di BE- did In lssl
Of hrr chl'frvu ~ hsf frsi husband ioar,
Asrsor ~ Lssrrncr. Nsss., S.nfnn ani
JACOB ~ nlcki 80. an Mrs.. A III Nsson
rf Paris survive hsr death ani siirufsd
r.- f4rersL which took ptce on tnr l-ih
I'D AZ the rtsifrrce 20 Mr. Mason, iu
.ti.v Ilage. ~ Rev NJ nsrross, pastor
N tss Baptist church. of -Iat.ug. anf oi
shl-h charch Mrs Malco.m hhi otcu a
,xorihr member flr more than forty yesf.-
Wr. Ns.ou arf hrr brothers exteni thrir
...rk. - rsny klu.i frlen's for expressions
49, acts of kIufur-s AZ assistance AZ ne
f.uerai. ari $50 to fhc lrircrsalisi choir
flr ia services upon thc ssrne occasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
WESI pERU.

virgil Fuller OF Ramford has lately sold
= good slx.year-old colt 70 Warrington
parties price $50.
We are expecting lots OF fun THIS week
ard uext with our trOi,ers on The new
tracks ths, are being scrapei to-day Al
East Ranfori Ferry. or coarse We al
snow that We have got The fastest horse
hui % make II satisfactory all around We
thlnk IL best for The owners 70 deposit
each bag OF oats and the nag TIA, gets
there frs. shall haul them home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
NORTH PARIS.

Y. ". Field has returned from New
Gloucester, where he has been al work The
past winter.
J q. Crawford has gone 10 Boston.
We hear that Mrs. ii. Rowe OF wss'
Sumner has sold her stand In this place 10
Freeman Hathaway.
Mrs. Y. II. Warner Is quite poorly.
Charles Kimbsll Is oonvsleseing under
the care OF DR.. Yates, one OF our best ply
sicisns. MAC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
ROyBURY.

Spring seems long ways OF
II L. q serious matter Tor two loadet
teams 10 meet on the roads. now that th'
snow i 80 deep. A happy frame OF mind
Il needed.
Mrs. J. l. weeks fsll down cellar last
week. II WAS feared that she was very
seriously hurt and DR.. Binfori was called,
but he found no broken bones. She J.
now a. comfortable ss could be expected
afler such fall.
a. Kuspp and wife have gone 10 Llv'
efmore on visit
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SOUTH BETHEL.

Our drsms. "0u, In the Streets passed
otf successfully Saturday evening. Good
music Was generously furnished BY the
Locke's Mills Cornet Band. Cast OF chsr.
sctersi
Colonel wayne-J. q. Abbott
Solomon Davis-C y. Abbott
Matthew Dssis-A.s ktng.
Ir. Medneld-A. \. King.
Pete-C. q. Kimbail.
Poiiceman-I. N. kenerson.
Mr. nradford-Cora abbott
Nina wayne Filth Chase.
Mrs. wayne-LiIiisn Cushman.
hinnie-Annie kenerson.
The question for our next Lyceum 10: Re
solved, that the East Offers greater Induce
ments TO young men than the West
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
DICKvALE

The Rowe brother. are hsulinT spool
strip. from wymsn's mill 10 Dlinsli al
al 50 per NJ
A J. FnrH IA hauling birch 10 Dii
field.
Bsrj,mln Lovjoy haals BIZ birch &c
West Peru.
George %. iIussey IL vlnierlng the knoi
4 Hamhletouisn stallion, Ch.s. Gilman
he l. Zoe animal. owned by DR.. Roberts
OF wAisryille.
We notice some In this ylelnliy n'
shoysllng the snow from their buildings
getting ready Tor more suppose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
IHlRIER.

Another zoo, Of snow on Suuday. Oh,
making. according 10 memoranda hep
BY James French. eleven feet aud three
inches 80 far the present winter. MI y.
l. - year. 81 age. and has kept = record
81 The weather Tor any years. aud there
has not been so much In any Que wip,er
during that time A. has fallen up 10 ih'
present date. And II Is showing to-day
Thursday.
The town cficcrs elected 90 The IA az
Al Republicans except the Collector.
The deb, OF this town l. ettg 81, with
cot tsklns Into account town farm. stock,
furniture. f.rmlng tools, etc. a. assets. In
isC5 II was go 5t7.
Hoo. y W Reilon died At Portland on
Wednesday last
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me POSTAL CARD BRIGADE
NORWAY LAKE.

ols.Rert wh'tt'er. sha las been work
re a. Georg, Woods, Is row ATTENDING
scr.lE A. Nnrssy.
LruA OxuArd has returned 70 J. e.
>alrfrr~s
s.Tiua wooi. formerly ~ this place,
was marrIef . sa1rt time ago % Ernest
urtfHrV I'M Lyuu.
Mara u rharf.on recently so'i OCT BIS
e. A ro1te to Be-. Tucker.
Vs. hat quite STOW shoftNn- nrshi'
.a-e iats.y 'l-t sfirr t1r isir snow stofn.
rlar'y every ore nfirg hlsy clearing TIE
Sow from the.r nuIiIrgs.
Smnu Stevens has recently bought
r.sN fruh.e-sratlt sleigh. lilsa beauty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
RuNIFORD.

wood-plles and hay-mows are very small
for the time OF year. Harry Hutchins has
4 large amount OF second quality TO sell
and many will have 10 buy soon
r. G. Foster q Co. are potting an im'
mep.e LOT OF spruce on v. J. Rolfe's inter
val In spite Of deep SHOWS
several OF our neighbors have not Sc
cured their Ice yet; 10 VIII be hard jo1
now and Ice poor st that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
WEST SUMMER

March promises 20 be . little less boIs.
ferrous than February. bat guess u vii
furnish Us with our usual number OF snow
storms.
Rev. Mr.. Jlnklns OF Maehlas occupied
tho pulpit Al the Baptist church last sun
DAY. There i some talk Of securing bis
services for the coming year.
Town meeting passed 90 very quietly
- there Wa little opposition. This town
believes Ia eleciing competent men 70 OF
dee irrespective OF party. IL would be
letter n other towns wonld adopt The same
principle.
ia. sny Que heard anything sbOu, The
rallroadf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
NEyRY.

by vote OF the town. last March. IN
annual town meeting IL 10 be the seeont
Monday In March.
The Road Commissioner IL getting In biz
bills Tor highway work, preparatory 70
making . report next week. II has oeer
. hard winter 10 keep the roads open, and
The bills must be heavy.
Mrs. l. y. Kllgore and son and two
grandchildren. formerly OF this town,
started Tuesday morning for Dakota
Orrin Posters two sons and Z. X Hart
leti's son. OF this town. have gone To Au.
gus,a 10 attend the business college At that
nl.ra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
WILSON'S MILLS.

Feuess Ar disappearing. and houses vii
~ out OF sight. N u keeps on showing -
oar mall carrier has succeeded In getiing
10 on time 80 Car. In spite OF bad roads. al
though be has had 20 start from Errol be
fore The arrival % The mall nom Berlin
several times.
Most 90 TIE uslghbofs Who were logglpg
With their home teams. kre done on account
20 The suoS-Sam DAY, llathorn 4 Clark.
NJ. n Siurtsvant. Bennett a Storey. and
= nickford 10 Milan.
psddlsrs arr IAN coming In 10 90 10 the
ParksrioWn camps; II looks now A.
though the last arrivals would ge, showed
Hu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
RIlH INSURANCE.

Insure in the bes, and most reliable
companies like the ROYAL INTERVAL,
GUARDIAN. LANCASHIRE. FIRE Insurance
ASSOCIATION. GERMAN AMERICAN. N. Y
FRANKLIN FIRE or PESSsrLvAsrA. FRI
ASSOCIATION oY PHILADELPHIA, PENN
sYLvASrA FIRE, ard lss. Co. STATE OF
PKSysrIvASIA. The above are oil large
fs,.elsss companies and guarantee sb'
soluts security. against loss or damage
BY fire. VIM. J. Wheeler ACT, Old r
o. building. South Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
DENMARK.

A, the town meeting II was voted 10
make discount OF nse per cent 10 al
paying taxes before January l. ISIS.
James ". Smith has been sppolnted Trial
Justice by the Governor and Council.
Mrs. Estelle Dyer. Of Cape Elizabeth, 10
visiting her mother, Mrs. III. III. Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
Chs Oxter> psrruerat.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DTEEcroEY.

Fri rlrt.i Chur1h. frs.l,.-ng ,,rfi's sssil
49,. -.r,t-s 81 r. n PRAYER Nsstng,
parsi.Y Affn.uEs
f,....r..l.i C.arlh. Rev. Csro''lr Anrll, f.stll
- ~arr.rs GffrY -unisy a. N a.. c.htal
-.ta.. Il Ls
r...un Rr.ss nlnl. Tmfry " Nssan, isa.isr
go -l.1'gr. ~elrrfslY I'D trfas1isi. hffi-ns'
Fr.Ilr IFfrrE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

S.hoE q. Gem Corner IL t1 hegin MS
Essk-.sl.tt ry Ms Nstile huapp
A \ Ynurg returned houc from Paris
saturday. i'h iust
Ql.te a uluhsr m oar yolng men Ar
nct 20 the woois to vote AZ town meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

Alien Reed O, very mach batter than be
was ar ms issi writing.
n h ursiefn l. hauiing pine 10 The
min o. hr ssstt luio bnAris.
4 r Brstssn l. stiii hauling birch 10
thf mlu
Mr. = Z. weeks feu down stairs one
DAY at week. hurting her qalie badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

Tnr roller .k.iias riak has "hal IL
l.v" TIE tobosgsn slide may ali's
iftosa uniimsly grave. bui ths e1hils'-
,t.,. isflencss % = Gle Nes Eag.And
morn.ss wi,a gooi crust. and a slide
eve, .,ons walls Anl fences. can never
e sspsfccied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

WI LY~cu. NJ - - Auhurr. \. \ .
ssv. thst BE- hss usrf liHflr's hla1H e'
U.f Ctrrrr ln hl. family Tor couga. AZ
pulmonary complaints. has RECOMMENDED
r. o. others Win Invariably hspqY results.
aus esifsms 10 a valuable r,mrty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

Rev. c. g Cummings, pastor OF n. y.
Church, Bridgton, Maine, has used king's
Sarsapsrills. ny permission We refer you
70 him for further Enforcement, whether
By letter or In person. Price Is cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

school mestirg In the Paris I'M District
,sts hs'f saturday alsrroon. II. 4 Han
-r-f w. chosen Moderator. Arthur =
Flrhss vts elected Clerk. sui George NJ.
kfNnCi AEfut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

A,r,r shaw. oue % Fortisnd's Oh tine
-.rch.rts. native of this town, ani
r-.ther of S1rsnas SHAW, died In Port.
f.-f FRIDAY. agci I'll Years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

wh1Isthe msn hat tug that hois In
III. wa't. at ne'os iluichiuson a New
l..s .tof,f ne Is politely requested u
fsr rorols plaster for TIE writer's
.rra'rti back.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

TO vel dressed youug strangers Al
,.~offi o. deilic some OF cur citteu- one
.vrrIrg rrcsrtly f1r further psrticu iArs
,-,'y tc the nan Who dltnt go fooled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

40 R,ei. ths Bvron gun nan. was Al
p.r.. itst week. and len O. s1meihing 70
-s.w nn. C0uiinlei ucNi week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

LsiAsr Il. Laiisb, E'q Of DlNasld, Was
ia t1su Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

R.v.w & Btrross. of Lewiston, sup
p..es regularly a. the Baptist cha rch.
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n. Friday.
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sssial Evsnlng Meeting. To y. ~, Wednesday
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DE BONNEFONT
NAKANTIALES DE ROSSIERES,

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meas, igeramente ferruginosas. ' ~
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comldas mezcadas vno Los principles aeua han
do motive la Academia de Medcns de Paris as recc
mende Las propedades de elias benefciosas en- los nafss
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intermediates ocasionadas por las aguas ordinaras =
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ma todR de la ensef1anza cat6lica: reu-
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